ColosseumPass by
Admire the Colosseum from the outside and find out why the arena's name has nothing to do with its size.
Pass by
Pass by the Roman Forum and hear about where strangers still leave Ceasar flowers.
15 min
Stop at what was once the largest stadium in the ancient world that once seated twice the Colosseum's crowd
Bocca della Verita15 min
Place your hand inside the marble mouth that medieval Romans swore could bite off a liar's fingers. Nearby you will see Rome's oldest surviving marble temple.
30 min
Climb to the square Michelangelo designed to face away from Rome's greatest embarrassment.
10 min
Count the tiny figures spiralling up a stone column that doubles as an emperor's gravestone.
Trevi Fountain10 min
Toss a coin into a Baroque masterpiece hiding an architect's marble revenge against a neighbourhood critic.
PantheonPass by
View this ancient temple with the world’s largest unreinforced concrete dome where an open roof that still lets rain in — and find out why the floor never floods.
Piazza Navona30 min
Stroll an oval piazza that was once deliberately flooded every summer so Romans could cool off in it.
Spanish Steps15 min
Climb 135 steps built with French money, named for Spain, and patrolled by guards who'll whistle if you sit too long.
Arch of Constantine5 min
Spot the borrowed faces of older emperors
5 min
Meet the battered sculpture that served as Rome's anonymous protest wall
Palazzo di MontecitorioPass by
See a pharaoh's sundial repurposed as an imperial trophy, now standing guard outside Italy's parliament.
